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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06
gt eiberate.

8i falnler os fremab aar for oar, -
BAT ren're be9reber ibag enb isaar,
o9 imaabeoer minore os friiter;
ri panbrer forii9ti9 paa itenitrpbte
pei,
ri inubler iaa tiot, men ri faloer bog
ei,
flint ri treber nof ofte mite.
&i pin6er / fribeo aar for aar:
ben lente er bruiten 1om BANDIT os
i9aar,
ri bar renere, flarere ifue.
Sen lnasle iom truer meo bpbbel o9
baal,
taar itaa ber oa mette fig ielo fin
lfraal;
3 en fan ei bort friiinb fue.
Set forboms billeo ri tilbao ifior,
ct Fenst til iioe fra uanorinsen uor:
fnuit af fornuftens tlubbe.
9Drben raaber / baablps Fret;
oa ri Tiger os frem til tlarere bef,
blir ban ftaaen iom en- roofait 1tubbe.
&t oorer / itorbeo aar for aar,
o9 briiter iaameset iom eonen for
maar;
ri aoler oor aanb fribe6.
Weeb moot9be6 ieiler ri ptl6en bap,
og itprer meb frefter ium 9erren ps
9ap
til reilens maal meo trDsbeb.
@otblap, wlinn.
H. S.
[Da naitfibite 2inie ouenitaaenbe
Di9t, oeo ua9tiombeo blep 1belabt
fioite l1se. bar ri troet at maatte sipz
re bet sobt isien oeo after at optase
bet belt. - &eb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06

@ftermibbasen mebsit til at bebanb.
le &esnin9er: (@esninser, fom ct
bepilgebe beo bette Mepbe, forfalber
til 8etalins ben 23be Nprif, bertpm
in9en Nppel ct tasen.)
9fegnin9er, bpis fulbe Belbb er
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06
Boston Shoe Store.

Boston Shoe Store,
g. 81. 2eDprfen.
st NIT Splag al Sfotpi er netop
mootaset, og mere ct paa @eien.
Tore So @fo for 9amer fan life
ooertreffes. @rpu Dem.
vt itort Oplas at geortb @tar 8oot
\ @9oe Cos custom made Gfo %
@tppler bar ri pslaa, os for 6arme=
re o9 Nrbetoere ct bisle be bebite,
Iom fan faaes.
St bar p91aa Sfoma9erbertIte6.
Se lapelte 8riler saranteres.
g. ". 2ebpr'en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06
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af Maitao, Miuu., bar tilt netpp
11tootaget ct itort Optag af 9tOuler us
Sfo for 6errer og 9amer. Teo Si=
ben oeraf ct goot Oplag af &i0b=
manosparer. 9llt nil blibe iolst til
lneget rimeltge Yriier. Nfldg bam ct
8eiog, fOr 5 gi0r Snoti0b til &aareu.
Dan inoeitaar for reel Yebanoliug.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06
Entered at the post Office at
Fergus Falls as second class mail
matter.
Fergus Falls Ugeblad,
The only Norwegian newspape,
in northwestern Minnesota.
A. soLHM, Proprietor.
Advertising rates on application.
Office 204t Bismarck Av.,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
D. O. &arke,

tSfanoinapiif Sasf1rer.)
llbfDrer Collections, tesner Msluranee, ub>
laaner Fense paa fat Gienopm til 10 Prpz
cent lloen commits siicn. Selaer @misrant>
9taetter nleo aue 9inier. Sra Morge cs
terttl n1eo forte &lasies 9inie $41. 8iQet,
ter lalSes r9iad paa Senltanb til tp6iten.
81 lp 9tncpln Mpenue. Tersus Nalls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-06

APr1l 1881, o9 Soaroet beltemte Vl8=
fiitentens 2sn til $1,000 ON Maret.
Insaaenbe text books % text
book Qgenter blep fplsenbe Beitem=
melier fattebe:
Sc 8gser, iom Isenterne / Goun.
tiet bar ben lite Mpril, ital bpbes
asenterne tilfipbs for9iitepriien meb
ct afila9 af 33B Broceut, os 8etalin~
gen ifal erlesses, naar @ountp=9luoi=
tgren forlan9er oen,ba ban er bempn=
oiset til at mobtase os afsipre @esns
itabet. Os 8sser, fom nu er slu,
bitprens 8eiibbelie eller fommer ino
til bam, ital osiaa ielses &senterne
paa famine 8etingelier. 9erIom mo-
gen Isent lite pil inbsaa paa bisie
Betinselier, lal ban opbbre at pere
Nsent for @ountiet os Fal froS af=
lesse &esnifab for Nubiteren, os ban
faar peb Opsjeret ben alminbelise
Commission at 8 Brocent. Deriom
insen asent saar inb paa bisie 8e,
tinselfer, ifal &sentitaberne opbpre,
&esnitab afla9ses af ale Msenter ps
Bosialset ertleres frit for enbper.
Bigger bliper ba fol9t fra bet for
baanbenperenbe Dplae bos Nubitb,
rem efter &risliiten meb 5rabras af
20 8rocent Commission. naar gsen>
gene erlng9es fontant.
@ountDs@uperintenoent blep fri
taset ira at orbre 8seer for Count,
ct. Nubitpren ital tilienbe Hsenter<
ne en- Nftrift af bisie Beitemmelier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11
NATURAL GAS FACTS.
It's Early Use at East Liverpool Ohio.
The Gas in Pennsylvania.

h'ittfri
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug Natural gus
has been used for many years about East
Liverpool. little town on the Ohio river
near Puelurg. ami ten years ago I was
surprised % find that place lighted and
heated by It, Large pottery factories wero
Chem ran with DO as fuel, ANA the fact that the
hotai of the place used S. for cooking md
li-ht.ug was tne wonder of travelling -ale5-
men, ln tle oil regions of Peuusy WANNA
natural gas was discovered years ago, but 10
one Thought of utilizing 10 until about four
yelrs since. Tn 1873 or 1850 a company drill
u, for old at Mlraysyle. near pftsblrg.
bad reached depth Of 800 feet when the
heavy iron drills were thrown into the mir
anil tle great derrick was shattered Dy am
immense explosion vi gas The gas won't
upward with the noise OF perpetual cyclone,
anI the people for miles around were
frightened To was lighted and whriwini
q fam. burst upward searching the earth
fora wide circle around 10 and lighting mp
fae whole country This flame burned wln
e. great noise. and the owners of the well. *
Iectu5 BE- o. soon spend ITSELF, waited 20 re-
begin their drilling for ol For five years Il
I'D |I l NllIl IlltIA 70 l'IltlI 'AllF was
formed to utilize b. The fire $50, put out
aul tle gas was conducted into manufacture.
mg establishments. IL formed the best Il
fuel and DO burned without smoke. Otler
wells were dug and Pittshurg soon began %
use DO instead of COAL IL has beenp.pei from
some Of the Pennsylvania fields 90 Wheeling,
and P.u,burg am told, has almost entirely
lost los smoky character Tn 1851 there were
Unnatural gas companies u Penu>y iyania,
and one company since formed has a capital
STOCK. 30 is said, " $7oO0.OO0 Iwo years
ago 10000 tons Of coal "a day were displaced
by lbs use in P.ttsburg alone. and there are
now hundreds Of productive wells about
Pennsylvania. Ii is used for manufacturing
muar.y thirty towns in Pennsylvania, about
ten towns in New York. aud late.y in a NUM-
ber iu Ohio and Indiana Andrew Carnegie.
tle millionaire rolling mill man Of Pittshurg,
estimates that 100000 cubic feet OF gas,
equal % nearly . 800 tons ~ coal, 20 to waste
daily within piping distance u Pittsburg
alone THOMAS j. TODD
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11
,,orso 4, ,bev 90. around +. woman's skirts

mouse II they get around woman's skirts
| None showed taste for me, but was IN
constant state If uneasiness. I'd rather mee'
the cholera and an earthquake than lizard
and mouse.
Il was hot and dusty the day we were
| There. and the beggars lined the road till they
male me -ick was Thoroughly disgruntied
| hut lust as we reached the station heard a
man telling one Of the dirty natives in good
piaiu American 70 20 o. eternal summer
| tme aud ID afforded me instant relief. lam
vigorously opposed 10 profanity, bat there are
/ time, when it of iuca.culauie value ana l
went up 20 the man and told him 10 repeat
tlr dos. for mv sake. Am American oath Is
quite as scarce iu these parts as an American
/ dae. and DO commands "a great deal moro re-
,pert of % directly personal character.
The most beautiful inauimate attraction
about Naples B., the Blue Grotto. on 0r under
Capri.a mountainous island about ffeonmiIes
from the shore. and which costs tea francs
and one day 10 visit by steamer The erotto
is mot large and is entered by small boats
through pa,-ageVay not higher than four
feet Inside rises DO % height Of forty feet,
and uo sapphire J. as wonderfully. beautifully
blue Us is its watery floor our boats wore
like silver hott0moi clouds floating in am
azure sky. and we forgot aiI the art of Italy
m this One lovely touch Of nature. It D., ono
of the few things one secs iu this much ale
ycrii-ad country which cannot Doe told Of
written of or painted as Do realvis
Capri IS an ideal place where poetry grows
on tae fire. Isl and p the sea, AND on tlo white
CLIFFS lut poetry doesn't p1y much better
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11
A CROOKED BIT OF RAIL.
Wonderful Work of Engineers at Right
hand Gulch, Colo.

DENVER. Aug. s.-1bere Is no end 10 the
triumphs Of engineering in the Rockies
Railroad men OF today smile at the talk n
twenty years ago, when the construction OF
the Union Pacific was long delayed 20 find a
smooth route Now trains run over divides
II 900 feet and more above the sea, wind along
the rocky sides Of deep canyons aud thread
their way along benches 2OjO feet IN the
air and once thought accessible only by the
eagle ami the mountain sheep Give as-ur-
ance that the traffic will justify the outlay,
and the engineers will blast ont q railway
track along the face Of a cliff whore the piO-
uecr workmcn have % be let down from
above with ropes The development Of new
mineral l0dcs n the heart Of the mountains
justifies these extraordinary methods Of reach
ing them by rail We give herewith view
Of tho latest achieyement-the topped rail-
way mp "Righthaud gulch," from George
town, Colo. to the foot " Gray, peak.
To appreciate this achievement, consider
these facts. The main range OF the Rocky
mountains through Colorado las am average
alevati0uo of ll 900 feet. with occasional peaks
rising much higher, Gray's peak having an
elevation of 4fl0 feet From these heights
be foods of early summer have cut fearful
,hasms to the plains, and mp these canyons,
rs they are called. the old time m0untaineers
found .heir only possible routes to tic
tHyMes" The railroads follow. 0heIieut 20
.le same necessities, but the ascent Is too
rapid for any engine, and in reducing the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

The impregnabiity Of the famous fortress
Of Gibraltar is a thing OF the past. The arma-
ment Of the stronghold consists almost en-
tirely al old time smooth bore guns. There
is not shell gun or "a machine gun, or quick
firing arm Of any kind on the rock, and only
two torpedo boats Of questionable value Tor
water service Any ironclad could knock the
whole face of the rock 10 pieces without re
ceiylng a shot in return SO far as the fortress
u concerned. Chicago Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Can it he that The Queen Jubilee
eau cd the English csident- of New
England 10 the number of 10000 Co ru-h
forward to the made American citizens
At an events they can still Dee American
cousins.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

The failure Of Henry George paperio
catch on and DIS plaintiyc cry forhc'p
indicate that hc was merely the sensation
Of am hour, and that hc fails to rally ln-
tcrcst to working men i'm distress. llo
seems TO Tee surrounded with loaicrs Wl"
do mo- work and are in pursuit of Doodle
only.
So fares il with a man of mere theory
Not one of the George ideas can bcprc
tically demonstrated, md the only ,uc
cess i'm the antipoycrty movement is tho
amount of money pocketed by George in
lectures.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Among the fruits of victory ' Scua-
tor Dan VOORHEES, declares That tho party
dividend in Indiana carries all the crop
of offices where the fruit was mot too
small to Dee worth % Democrat taking
This j. The best boom we have heard
sounded yet. % -tirs The spirit of thcuae
lackeOniau.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE l2rH
l~~T
LEAVE RICHMOND


$40 am For Newport News odd Point Conn.
fort and Norfolk daIIyeycelt SUM
day.
ll.iO am Through and Local Mail to alI
points West ~leepen from Clifton
Forge to Louisville and ST. Louis.
except Sunday
400 pm For Newport News old Poiutand
Norfolk. Except sunday
400 pm Charlottesville accommodation.
Except Sunday
$50 pm ForLouisyle Cincinnati lmcago
st. Louis. Memphis and New Or
leans. Fast Express with through
Pu.lmans Daily Only route rune
ming puimans We, from Rch-
mOnd
$40 pm Limited .or Ol Point daily cN0.r.
Sunday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Dr. Crawford, Of the navy, ha- been
before the police justice In Washington
for violating the Mormon law passed hy
Congrcs, TO reform the poYemou-
saints. All OF This looks like nonsense.
and is, but i'm the mean time There are
more than one of the Washington cit-
gcns who are held 90 account under the
absurd yaguenc.s of a laws that would
impalc people ON a pure ah-mlitr
Dr. Crawford is am honorable gentle
man professionally and i'm private and
is merely The victim of this bubble of "a
court which Declare that law enacted
for Utah must apply 80 all territorial
holdings of ihc United States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

400 pm. accommodation. leaves Broad street
station: arrives at Ashland 100 3 pm.
6.Oi pm. leaves Eliza; arrives at Ashland af
b.t pm.
6.25 am. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland az
j.3i am.
s.jj am. accommodation. arrives at Broad
street station: leaves Ashland at ,Ol
am.
1853 pm. arrives at Eliza. leaves Ashland az
j.l2 pm.
G. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
+. r. ID. MYERS. General Sup rintendcnt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Commissions may bee frequently cut short.
like magic. Dos turning the patient on the left
side. Tine nausea. ID, an after effect OBJ cl.oro
form ani other an1-tnetic, may generally be-
controlled ln tue same manner Chicago
Medical News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Henry George in passing around the
hat to abolish poverty that is. bis own
part of 10 ha, thO magnificent check 90
declare That he favor, That magnificent
individuality that characterized America
i'm old times
The UorH remarks That the ability of
the individual To- buy and own land has
done more than anything else for the
aforesaid individuality, but yet George
goes for the reverse of that principle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

A year ago the State Department called
the attention of the British Minister 90
ga violation of lawful commercial inter
course i'm hope, That further interference
with recognized and Legitimate trade
would be prevented
lie referred 20 the seizure hy the cruiser
Middleton of am American fishing vessel
for purchasing herring, i'm Canadian
ports. The seizure of the Gold Dust
another New England boat engaged in
the same business. brings zap the same
question, which simply resolves itself
into violation of law by the two Amcn-
can vessels mentioned
ltis not q question of fishing priyi-
legcs outside the marine league. bui q
question Of commerce The Canadian
"hcrring !. simply thc sardinc which the
entcrprising New Englandcr under the
custom allowed them a long time pur-
chased in Canada for s. hogshead, and
boxed in cans TO be sold at patent medi-
cine rates Of profit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

Entered 10 the Richmond lNal Po-tohcc
as second class matter.
tF~ All announcement, of deaths and mar
r.9gos will hereafter Doe published boo fhc TIMES
FREE or CuAHGE, hut all obituary hni.r' -.
whether 300 prose Or verso. VIII Doe chdlNDi I"I
90 the rate of five cents per lime.
eF The TivI~ viii hc mailed to your 500
dress while ont OFF tho CIty at |c por month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11
RAILROADS.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
commencing MAY 18th, lSo7-oastern stan.

IL AND POTOMAC AILROAD.- Schedul,
commencing MAY 18th, lSo7-oastern stan
dard time:
10 am. leaves Byrd street station daily. stop.
only at Ashland Junction. Milford
and fredericksburg sleeper IA
Washington. Leaves Washington fer
New York az ll.lOam
il:07 am. leaves Byrd street station daily. ex-
Ccpt Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York 40 f3O PM. also by limited
at $50 pm. Par.0r car t0 Washing
ton.
$40 pm. caves Byrd street stati0E daiD
sleeper t0 New York
1929 am. arrives at ByrI street station daiy
Sleeper from NDW York
239 pm. arrives at Byrd -f-cet station daily;
stops at frrIcrrk Nurg Milford. and
junction. sleeper from Washington.
1915 pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
EXCEPT sunday. lar.or car from
Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-11

No. "a GOVERNOR ST.,
Beg leave to call attention t0 their large ani
Weli-seiectei stock 0i thc anoFcmenI.uu
Gods. and particularly tothe'r large supply 'i
FRENCH BRANDIES. FRENCH, GER
MAN 81 OTHER FOREIGN WINES,
all of which arempoucl bythemse.Fe from
the firs. houses iu Europe.
BRANDIES AND MADElRAS
ON hand from 30 90 00 year, ola. Large SUPP
plies of
HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
of late crop direct from Havana and Key
West Their stock of
FINE WHISTLES, APPLE AND
PEACH BRANDIES
is not surpassed by any house in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. \. L. q II. u. H. Co.. lessseA
Trains leave West 42ds station foows and 70 minutes
earlier from foot Of Jay.st, North River
Detroit and Chicago. $3.50 a m. '6;05. 's;le p m
syrae1se Bnnao Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls rs, s9:5 q. M, '6,O5 's;l5 .. M
Utica rs MS 10 /, ~, go, 'S:l5 n M - -
Kingston saueerties Catskill Albany 3l5 '7ilb 'O5o.
1880 m. 4. .605. .s:l5 .. m. =, -, .,o,, .,,x
Cranstons West PcinL Cornwall. NewburE 'i2s3 1912
l0lb 1l:30 sittb. 4. 49, -slo $50
D. m and m. 3:45 '605 Cranston's. Cornwall NOW
FOR Montreal and Canada East, Cos p m.
Hamilton. London 1910 900, BIB p m. Toronto
1888 a NJ, 1906. .S;l5 p IN. -, r.u. f,..,n
Elegant sleeping cars for Bnnalo NagA f"S' |'noin
natl Detroit, Chicago aud St LOUIS n..~,. -.o,,
Specials, ll;3D H., 3to ~ VI ois"ihst"o"'
cars tnroug n 70 Saratoga l.,.- - o,xu
Iases Moian md Minncwaska va New.fatH lIi3o
g. lis0 .. m, ~ IS n m tans ,,,, e,.,o, and ~ phn
rica 10 300 l:3O sl4b, 3ko M Drawins'room
ears 10 Grand Motel station and Pho nicia Tor Hotel
orsEsil Mountain House) on eoo iioo w. anu '>'
q tisS0 ~ y;ls o. m Drawings Ger 10 catskn on
ii m and 70 IN. trains
.psiy =" fDsy except saturday tsaturdsys only
oi paa ass psror
inaiosst. 7so Tuiies, once isst Of FULTON q
NswYefk city s6s 7sS blY broadway; leyS bo~eg
PARK iaos and West Shore s'au'nA iS't o. LxwsEkT.
SyARdsrbitAvA s'''-s~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
ERIE RAILWAY.-Thronrh trains loar

ERIE RAILWAY.-ThrOugh trains leave
%naIe, Sar Than %e shown from Cham
a; y. DAILY D,y EIPrss' Ruast prayns room
Hunalo. Niagara Falls Pullman sleeping Coaches IRON
G p m-Dai,y Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid Phil
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago amt -. Louis Pullman
STEPPING Coaches TO Rochester buffalo Niagara Falls Ham
Uton ana Toronto No extra charge for last time
sp mDlily. Chicago EIpre.& Pullman Day and Secpng
Coaches 10 Binghamion Enira Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Ruhorfod and Passac week DAVIS 4i5 $40 100 1850 $50
ie2oa NJ; u 90 noon ;i5 80 800 $50 40 BIO $50
Sundays. BIAS sl5 1920 II 90 uoon LAS. AIS $50
7,45. 9'i5. io:Sop m. 100 midnivht
100 noon its go 800 $50 40 500. $40 $50 50
sio $50 ~ 7to $50 loSo M l2qe man " n
Newark anil Paterson via Newark weck days $40 $50
sso Ss6 80 sSS 1910 ~ No.. aud 100 midnight
sundays q is :. a.. 8 20 $50 soop M :.
noon las so $50 $50 40 500 $50 GO 7'i5 i45
$50 1850 m and u midnIEht Sunday, 5tS siS 1920
Warwick. 445. 800. 1920 m $50. i'3o D. IN. sundays
Monticello and White lake oooa m, 33o n. m.
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 900 $780, TO- s3O and
600 .. m SUNDAYS s:l5 m. and 600 p IN.
Montgomery itondout aud Kingston. 300 m $3.50 p m.
Scranton bunnore week days. 300 m. 2:sop.
4:so GOO 500 40 sundays. s:is. si6. $780, 1920
.. N B:Dn $50 500 y. m. - an.
40 500 wsct 800 20 a. sSDasy s5 sis 200
1920 600. ESQ., 800 IN The BOO r. MI train stops
Port Jsfvis 442 75O 300 1920 M 2;so $780, 400 800
800. $50 M Sundays s;lb 900. 1920 rn $780, $50
Tickets or passage and apartments Drawing Room AMI
Sleeping Coaches DO obtne and orders for tho check
oacss Nos ST. 4oi III GS7 Bios way ISL We.t,. r.
no 9Sl fnlionsL BrSok,y or a. ne cSmpa9y "spo,'
L. II. soULE, Gen'l Mg'r l. T.. FARMER, q. r. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoURTRAcK TRUNK LINE
AFT Inn

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
i4rges, ana Finest Passenger Station In nme,i ,,,x
to- am. mi s MUossr Express drawing'roo"
NJ Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw
burg and Montreal also To ST Albana --.,
$500 a m. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED COMPOSED
and sleeping cars for Albany Utica syracnse hcchestsr
Burao Niagara Falls. Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving
HOB A. m Chicago Express drawing Rich
field pr ngs cauandaigua and Rochester r.r..
tll:3oa m' western New'forK anu N'''''" A''''"
VIM Ing "a 'AIoGA LIMITED. Saturdays only.
sso n m Albany TfJy Saratoga aud Utica speelal with
ara cars TO Troy connects through
~ n M Acco nmodation 10 Albany and TOY o.,
.6 p m Fast Chicago Express win Tp ~, ~,
N,sara ra ssaS sspegsSn to ALBANY D'''0
r. $50 ~ m, Fast Cincinnati and 81 Louis E,presn Wit
sIeepns cars for Coyssaa Clayton aud Asxan
dria Bay. daily. Paul smths sarsnas &c w Yea 'aA"
exert snas SoS,a P ans srossaef Express
ingcars 20 Pattsonrz and Moutrea wa With
81 Absn' sisspers connect aa Mountain Ralphs
Loon Lake sarsnae Paul smiths &C ssspe, ua ~
sunday for Lurerns North Creek Bne es,
fao e35 m. aud Cleveland 1915 m nsr Gay or pochs
TER Niagara Fails Cleveland TGS,o a esIro sIc saa
Ills Night Express with seepnscars 70 Aein nv
and Troy with morning trains for tne IVES, ,o
Saratoga Lake George and for tho Norm 'eioop' "A""
iot.ts and space In Drawing AID sse cars on
ssis At Grand Central Depot ala 1s) aaa "
rafS ra's 1a'i;y% n rses s5s warrington
and $50 Fulton sss, Brooklyn and ~ fo"'''@' "">"'
Express and check baggage from hotels
.rss daily others daily except Sunday sstop at Mott
HsvsT9 ToUCEY' HENRY MoNErr.
I" a,assSsaecr,assaasa. General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
I RHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
fAssEsoKn TRAINS leave foot of G

fAssES0ER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiandt and pee
brossss follows:
7 n m. for Catsaaugua and intermediate points.
for Geneva, Lyons Eimira Rochester Buhalo ana
the local points Chair car to WnkesoarrA
and intermediate points CHAIR ca
70 Tunkbanpock Connec TO Reading and HArrisburx
$40 D for Pittston and principal Intermediate ponsA
Chair Pittston. -,-.. c.....s..
10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car TO toplay
M for GENEVA Lyons Eimira Roches ter. Buffalo AnA
tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
4, 30 d N and informed ate points A..
Tralns Ct n u m Ana 3sV p N oonnscs IN
eli points In MahAnoy nod IieIlson ecs! regiona
SUNDAY TRA1SA
"a m for auch Chunk Hazston and TORN eoiAte poht
$40 D for Coplay and intermediate points
D. n for Lyons, Emirn, Rochester bunaio sn9
Tho veal Gs.srsi Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway